Electronic Publishing Market Research Reports & Industry Analysis

Born from the information revolution that was sparked by the advent of the computer chip in 1958, electronic publishing continues to evolve and grow — to the point where it is now a key component of publishers’ strategies in the print-dominated markets for trade books and newspapers. These were worlds were it was once thought that the possession of a print copy added value to the reader’s “experience” in ways that couldn’t be replicated through electronic media.

Luckily for publishers, consumer attitudes towards paying for electronic content have begun to change as well. The once widely-held expectation that anything available on the Internet should be free has been debunked. Readers now know that good information has value and most will pay for it. The return on investment for the right information easily outstrips the cost of access.

The electronic publishing market includes content and tools that students, scientists, researchers, engineers, lawyers, accountants and business executives rely on to conduct research quickly and accurately. The driving force for this market is to increase speed and productivity by imbedding information into a professional’s or academic’s workflow.

Publishers’ ability to develop cutting edge online products and services is a linchpin to future growth in business-to-business and consumer markets, especially when the slower average revenue growth in print publishing and the cyclical nature of advertising is considered.

Electronic Publishing Industry Research & Market Reports

... gathering, writing columns, advertisements, printing, selling, and distribution. This can be in a digital form or a print form. Newspapers can be digitally published online or as a electronic copy on a digital device, such ...
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... market. The report provides key statistics on the market status of the Adenosine disodium triphosphate manufacturers and is a valuable source of guidance and direction for companies and individuals interested in the industry. Firstly, the ...
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... Facebook, Google, and Yahoo! (all based in the US), as well as Baidu and Tencent (both based in China), DeNA (Japan), and NHN (South Korea). Global Internet publishing, broadcasting, and search companies cater to a ...
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... to the consumer markets. From new multimedia presentations of audio, graphics and text to traditional magnetic tape and microfiche, Multimedia Publisher explores the trends and latest developments and marketing strategies of the vendors and publishers ...
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... to the consumer markets. From new multimedia presentations of audio, graphics and text to traditional magnetic tape and microfiche, Multimedia Publisher explores the trends and latest developments and marketing strategies of the vendors and publishers ...
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... to the consumer markets. From new multimedia presentations of audio, graphics and text to traditional magnetic tape and microfiche, Multimedia Publisher explores the trends and latest developments and marketing strategies of the vendors and publishers ...
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... established industries and are changing both the way content is delivered and the nature of the content itself. This case study examines those changes and their potential implications. Features and benefits Explains where online content ...
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... to the consumer markets. From new multimedia presentations of audio, graphics and text to traditional magnetic tape and microfiche, Multimedia Publisher explores the trends and latest developments and marketing strategies of the vendors and publishers ...
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... eight pages of data. Statistics are displayed for 2011-2012-2013-2014q2 for these measures: industry market volume, average firm, site and small business sales, sales per employee, market volume by employment class, employment by employment class and ...
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... discussed in various analyses over the past few years, the publishers were slow to come to an understanding of the impact of the internet, and for a long time they have taken the wrong approach. ...
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... discussed in various analyses over the past few years, the publishers were slow to come to an understanding of the impact of the internet, and for a long time they have taken the wrong approach. ...
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... to the consumer markets. From new multimedia presentations of audio, graphics and text to traditional magnetic tape and microfiche, Multimedia Publisher explores the trends and latest developments and marketing strategies of the vendors and publishers ...
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... and Web Search Portals Industry in the United States. Kentley Insights’ Market Reports are based on billions of data points created from millions of annual comprehensive business surveys. Used for a range of strategic purposes, ...
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... to the consumer markets. From new multimedia presentations of audio, graphics and text to traditional magnetic tape and microfiche, Multimedia Publisher explores the trends and latest developments and marketing strategies of the vendors and publishers ...
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... Over the five years to 2019, the industry is projected to grow rapidly as advertisers continue to shift resources toward internet and mobile platforms. This expected growth is largely a result of the influx of ...
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... will remain steady over the next five years, as online advertising gains a foothold and the internet expands its reach. On the other hand, TV and movie distributors will be more hesitant to take advantage ...
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... discussed in various analyses over the past few years, the publishers were slow to come to an understanding of the impact of the internet, and for a long time they have taken the wrong approach. ...
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... to the consumer markets. From new multimedia presentations of audio, graphics and text to traditional magnetic tape and microfiche, Multimedia Publisher explores the trends and latest developments and marketing strategies of the vendors and publishers ...
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... Businesses do not provide traditional (non-internet) versions of the content they publish or broadcast. This industry excludes search engines, internet service providers or publishers of offline content. This report covers the scope, size, disposition and ...
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... discussed in various analyses over the past few years, the publishers were slow to come to an understanding of the impact of the internet, and for a long time they have taken the wrong approach. ...
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... retailers and other industry stakeholders have come to rely on year after year. As with past editions, Simba presents: Proprietary data on e-book and print book users; both of ‘users’ and of ‘buyers.’ Unlike other ...
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... data this report series is known for. Simba has upped the ante once again, and this year we present the fifth edition of our retail report series, Trends in Digital and Trade Book Retailing 2013 ...
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